State v. Estencion

How courts have described this case

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• superseded in part by rule; see State v. Durry, 4 Haw. App. 222, 230 n.4, 665 P.2d 165, 171 n.4 (1983)
• in exercising its discretion to dismiss a criminal charge with or without prejudice for violation of Hawai'i Rules of Penal Procedure ( HRPP
• there was no substantial reason for delay simply because State lacked facilities to test the evidence, a crucial report was received late, and a shortage of experienced prosecutors to try the case existed
• \`[G]ood cause' means a substantial reason; one that affords a legal excuse.\
• discussing the purposes of HRPP Rule 48

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